Use of scale inhibitors in hydraulic fracture fluids to prevent

Wells – Processes – Material placed in pores of formation to treat resident...

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166300, 166308, 166312, 252 8551, 252 8552, E21B 4312, E21B 4326

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052245438

ABSTRACT:
Scale inhibitor is added to a cross-linked fracturing fluid as an integral part of the fracturing fluid. Preferred fracturing fluids are borate cross-linked and the preferred scale inhibitor is polyacrylate. In another embodiment of this invention, the fracturing fluid is prepared by adding a scale inhibitor to a fracturing fluid at a pH of between 8.5 and 10.5. In a third embodiment, the fracturing fluid prepared above is used to fracture subterranean formations. In a fourth embodiment, the fracturing fluid is used to pressurize a subterranean formation to break scale near the hydrocarbon wellbore.

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